Montreal Gazette

Traffic was affected for several hours on Wednesday as a water main break caused minor flooding on Atwater Ave. between René-Lévesque Blvd. and Ste-Catherine St. Read More

QUEBEC — The Quebec government has opened an investigation into another incident of religion reappearing in a public elementary school, with Education Minister Bernard Drainville saying Quebec will not turn a blind eye to the fresh allegations. Read More

I still have the front page of The Gazette from Nov. 6, 2017, the morning after Valérie Plante soared to victory as the first woman elected mayor of Montreal. Read More

A labour tribunal has dismissed Amazon's challenge of the unionization of its warehouse workers in Laval. Read More

Mayor Valérie Plante's announcement that she will not run again has cast open the door to an array of candidates rumoured or confirmed to be interested in becoming the next leader of Montreal. From business heads to real estate developers to former mayors, here are some of the possible hopefuls. Read More

Tuesday evening at the Bell Centre was the perfect encapsulation of the modern-day Canadiens. Read More

A Zamboni driver in western Quebec has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after a low-speed crash at a hockey rink on Monday. Read More

Serge Savard won eight Stanley Cups as a player with the Canadiens and Bob Gainey won five. Read More

The Canadiens have played only seven games this season, and 20-year-old rookie defenceman Lane Hutson has been minus-4 in two of those contests. Read More

Three people were charged Wednesday in connection with the protest that forced police to shut down the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and caused traffic chaos for hours on Tuesday. Read More

The Alouettes might have the CFL's best record this season, but the defending Grey Cup champions have been devoid of a dominant offensive player. Read More

Quebec is blaming the federal government for the problems with the Lac-Mégantic rail bypass project. Read More

There was a sombre mood among the dozens of Projet Montréal staffers who gathered in city hall's Salle du Pin-Blanc Wednesday as Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante announced her decision not to seek re-election. Read More

Most Quebec optometrists will withdraw from the Régie de l'assurance maladie du Québec, the province's health insurance plan, effective Nov. 22, meaning children, older adults and people on social assistance will now have to pay for those services. Read More

A National Assembly committee has decided not to recommend presumed consent for organ donation, proposing instead that it meet again to examine the possibility. Read More

QUEBEC — Engaged in negotiations to save the Northvolt battery factory project, the Legault government says it will not add a penny to the project and will not give up its securities on the sums invested in the struggling Swedish company. Read More

The sunshine is forecast to give way by evening to clouds and a few showers. Read More

The Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal on Tuesday named lawyer Philippe Johnson chair of its board of directors for 2024-2025. Read More

Tuesday night's celebration of the 1970s Montreal Canadiens quickly turned into a reminder of how the mighty have fallen as the current-day Habs lost 7-2 to the New York Rangers at the Bell Centre. Read More

Investigators with the Montreal police major crimes squad were called in after a woman in her 50s died early Wednesday in a residence in the borough of Anjou. Read More